alt Hacker NewsIt does the opposite: allowing the government to track your online activity as a side-effect of site owners' validating your ID every time you visit.
That's the point, and it's a big part of why opposing online age verification is a hill to die on.
It does the opposite: allowing the government to track your online activity as a side-effect of site owners' validating your ID every time you visit.
That's the point, and it's a big part of why opposing online age verification is a hill to die on.
My mistake. My question was rhetorical but I thought this whole thread was rooted in the parallel conversation about anonymous credentials systems.